Bioresonance is not a commonly used diagnostic tool in dentistry, but it is gaining popularity as a non-invasive alternative to traditional diagnostic methods.

Bioresonance is not typically covered by dental insurance as it is considered an alternative treatment method.

It typically takes 3 bioresonance sessions to treat an oral health problem, but the number of sessions may vary depending on the severity of the problem.

Bioresonance works by analyzing the electromagnetic signals emitted by the body and using this information to identify pathogens in the oral cavity.

Bioresonance can be used in combination with traditional dental treatments to provide a more comprehensive approach to oral health.

Bioresonance in dentistry is a diagnostic tool used to identify pathogens in the oral cavity by analyzing the electromagnetic signals emitted by the body.

Bioresonance is a non-invasive diagnostic tool that can detect pathogens not visible through traditional diagnostic methods and can be used to identify tooth decay.

Bioresonance is a non-invasive diagnostic tool and does not cause any side effects.

Bioresonance can be used to treat oral health problems by identifying the specific pathogens causing the problem and creating a customized treatment plan.

A bioresonance session in dentistry usually lasts 30 minutes.